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    distributedPHP client

    distributedPHP client

    A simple script for distributed computing through PHP:

    distributedPHP client is a simple PHP script that can simultaneously activate/send data to as many web scripts as you want. You must open and configure the distributedPHP .php file prior to running it. ditributedPHP client supports activating scripts without data, sending the same data to all scripts, sending unique data to each script or sending user input to each script. Examples of use include: distributed math computation, encryption breaking, SETI@home/folding@home (well, if they made...
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    open-fdc is short for "Open Framework for Distributed Computing". This framework allows developers to create "tasks" which are executed by the engine. A task is similar to a work unit type in the SETI project.
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    Poor Man's HPC is a framework that allows distributing and running code on a server farm. pmHPC is a scaled down and simplified version of distributed computing projects such as SETI, so is a perfect fit for enthusiasts and universities.
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    lin-seti is a command-line program allowing to mantain a cache of work units for the Seti@Home client. Written in C, it should run on most unix-like systems, including linux. It is designed to be cache-compatible with 'Seti Driver' for Windows.
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    seti-stat is a simple bash script that will retrieve your SETI@home statistics using HTTP protocol, egrep and lynx browser.
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    KSetiSpy is a KDE program for monitoring the SETI@home client and displaying information about the data it analyzes. It offers the same user interface as SETI Spy, a popular Windows utility.
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    LFDSC - Linux Floppy Disk Seti Cruncher Crunch Seti Work Units in Linux - no need for CD-ROM or Hard Disk! Currently Devloped By M2
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    SETILog saves some statistics of a completed SETI@home work-unit in a text CSV file. This file is needed by SETIWatch to keep track of the completed workunits.
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    A bash script that allows Seti @ Home users to queue up and process multiple work units. This means you don't have to connect to the seti servers after every work unit, and only when you want to.
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    Seti Daemon is a little piece of software which allows to use a Seti@HOME client on those machines that have many users who can log in. When nobody is logged in, this daemon will launch the Seti client, closing it when someone log in.
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    Script for control of seti program, support multiseti, smp, dial connect, process idle, proxy, work offline, nice, stats. etc...
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    The purpose of this project is to build a client-server application that will send summaries from Seti@Home clients distributed all across a network to a central host, allowing that way to a monitoring program to show results and statistics for multiple c
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    SetiWrapper is a Windows NT service written in Microsoft Visual C++ that executes the command line version of SETI@home in the background.
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    Lin-setibuf is a work units buffering tool, written in Perl, for the SETI@Home text client for Linux.
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    A distributed internet super computer. Inspired by the likes of Seti@Home & distribted.net, but open source and introducing a market place concept for tasks
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